CRISFIELD — Do you have reliable internet at home? For the devices you have, are you skilled to use them or would more training be beneficial? Would training be best online, in-person or a mix, and …
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CRISFIELD — Do you have reliable internet at home? For the devices you have, are you skilled to use them or would more training be beneficial? Would training be best online, in-person or a mix, and what times work for you?
Those are some of the question the Lower Shore Digital Opportunity Workgroup is asking residents through an online survey the City of Crisfield is encouraging its residents to complete.
Based on the results of the survey, future programs and training opportunities and/or resources will be considered that work best for Crisfield and Somerset County residents.
The survey of 11 questions can be completed here at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TC9XL6B. The response deadline is Dec. 31.
The Lower Shore Digital Opportunity Workgroup, a division of the Lower Shore Workforce Alliance, was established to help ensure that digital access concerns and technology training needs across the four Lower Shore counties are represented.
“Your feedback will help identify gaps, prioritize resources, and support development and training opportunities that help our community,” a workgroup member wrote.
